Knowing how the alphabet letters are pronounced is a separate educational goal, which is covered in a separate app, called Kids ABC Phonics. Including it in Kids ABC Letters would detract from the focus of this game and make it too complex to invite and delight children.

The game has seven wonderfully child-friendly sections.

✔ Naming Letters. A delightfully distraction-free way for kids to learn the name and the appearance of each ABC alphabet letter. Kids can tap on the letters to verify that they’ve learned the names correctly.

✔ Forming Letters. Kids get to practice remembering what the letters look like by sliding colorful puzzle pieces into place that make up the shapes of the letters.

✔ Recognizing Letters. Children get to play a fun game where they help the cat catch fish with alphabet letters on their sides as they swim by. By the time kids are done, they know the appearance and pronunciation of the letters by heart.

✔ Identifying Letters in Context: This simple game teaches kids to recognize the alphabet letters as they appear in words. As a result, they learn that words are made up of letters. (full version only)

✔ Matching Upper Case to Lower Case Letters: This activity reinforces that each letter has two variations; one upper and one lower case letter. The child will enjoy matching the letters to each other to build a raft. (full version only)

✔ Ordering the ABC's: The child explores the deep sea to find letter-coins, and uses these to create a segment of four letters in a row within the alphabet. (full version only)

✔ Distinguishing Between Upper and Lower Case Letters: The child tosses the balls to the dolphin. He needs to find the correct balls to toss, by distinguishing between the upper and lower case letters. (full version only).

★ Hey, how did you take the top spots in the Educational section?

✔ Kids love our games. Parents love to see their preschool-aged children being both educated and quietly happy. Google noticed our great reviews and the fact that we focus entirely on delighting children through learning and then featured and promoted our apps.

✔ Our games are laser focused. For example, the letters game doesn't teach phonics, and the phonics game doesn't teach reading. We keep the games clean and focused but magically inviting and nourishing.

✔ Our games don’t feature fun at the expense of education – or education at the expense of fun. We also know games that are too complicated don’t involve and delight kids.

Recently changed in this version

2.2.0
- A new activity was added to the full version
- Bug fixes
- Improved interface

2.1
- Bug fixes and improvements

2.0
- All letters (A-Z) are now available in the Lite version
- Improved graphics
- Improved sounds
- Added a setting option to choose between letter sets
- Full screen immersive mode (for Android versions which support it)

"B as in buying"

7

Child proof and child friendly

Your children will be entertained while they learn the ABCs.

Kids ABC offers several activities where you have to identify, recognize and form the letters of the alphabet. A sweet voice accompanies the kid and touch response seems tuned to suit a children's skill.

There's a lock to prevent children to accidentally delete any contact or otherwise important item. If you like this app, know that it's followed by Kids ABC Phonics and Kids Learn to Read.

We like that developers work on creating children-friendly apps. From a sensible point of view, this app is a really good job. In fact, it could also be a great app for foreign parents who want their children have a first contact with the English language.

This app belongs to Kid's series from Intellijoy, a company specialized in educational games. All their apps are plain fun for children. It's better played on a tablet. Anyway, a perfect app to let them play while you drive, for example.